The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-06-02

Mr. Harvey M. Galloway was before
the Commissioner last Thursday on q
charge of retailing. He was held for
court.
There will be new carpet for the
Court House this court. 1t is decided
improvement on the saw dust heretofore
used.
The closing exercises Of the Central
High School will commence on the 23d
inst. Read the programme published
in this issue.
Pickent is certainly lovely town in
it's summer dress. we have the purest
air and water-Nature's own unadultera-
ted luxuties.
Mr.. julius II. Hayward, of Groenvillc,
was in Pickens last Thursday attending
the reference in the case of Archer vs.
Smith.
See change in DR.. Norwoods adver-
tisement. He will be in Pickens OH the
9th inst He does most excellont work.
Give him trial.
Our thanks arc due Mrs J. G. Thomp.
son for nice mess of beans. She knows
the value of n garden, and hers always
pays good dividend
We have received an invitation to the
COMMENCEMENT exercises of the South
Carolina College, which will be had on
the Goth and 2lst instant.
The merchants of Easley have agreed
to close doors at o'clock in the after
noon except on Saturdays. This plan
has become quite fashionable.
The Baptist and Presbyterian Sabbath
Schools of Easley will have pic mic at
Cedar Rock next Saturday. They have
certainly selected a nice place.
Mrs. Mollie Howard died last Satur-
day at the advanced age of ninety-fou
years. Her remains were inferred at
Oolenoy church last Monday.
Mr.. W. L. Julian is happy His corn
is waist high, he has cotton with ten
and twelve leaves to the stalk, and he
had green apple pie on the 29th ult.
Who ever thought Of selling turnip
said in the country2 A colored man in
Laurens county made twenty dollars sell
ing it at ten cents peck last spring.
The Governor has pardoned Mrs. Mar
tina A. Clardy who was convicted at the
January term Of court, of assault and
battery Of high and aggravated nature
McFalfs Almanac is ready to servo it's
customers in the best style during the
month of June. Go and see him this
week, and try.some Of the good things his
Almanac talks about.
The city Of Grccnville is wisely boom
ing her public school question. Good
schools will pay better dividend than
cotton factories, but both put together
will probably reach all her citizens.
Mr.. Daniel Hughes was in to SEQ us
last Thursday, He reports fine pros
poets for crops Oh the Keowee They
have had no hail, and not enough rain to
stop them from work IN several weeks.
Rev. v.A.W. Walker was in town Monday
We congratulate the people of Fairvicw
In having him to fill an engagement which
lawyer failed to meet. The gentleman
who was to take the lawyer down could
not leave home, besides his buggy was
out.
The following are The appointments of
Rev. o. L. Durant on the Pickens Mis-
sion until further noticc:-Twelve Mile,
lst Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m. Gap Hill,
LIST Sunday 8 o'clock p. m. Tabor, End
Sunday 8 o'clock p. m. Porter's Chap
ell, 3D. Sunday II O'Clock q. m; New
Hope, 4th Sunday II o'clock q. m.
Prof. and Mrs II. e. Harris, of the
Virginia Midland Academy, Culpeper,
Va, have our thanks for an invitation
to attend the commen6ement exercises
of that institution on the 3d inst. The
card is the most handsome we have seen,
The Academy is in the first rank of edu-
cational institutions in the Old Domin-
ion.
The Commercial College of kentucky
University, received the Highest Honor
and Gold Medal at the Worlds Exposi-
tiou over all other Colleges for System
of Bookkeeping and Business Educa-
ton. 1t is situated in the beautiful,
healthy and renowned oity of Lexington,
Kyo accessible by the leading railroads.
Arrange now to enter this College, MS
students can enter at any time. Read
advertisement of this College in another
column, and write for particulars to its
President, Wilbur r. Smith, Lexington,
Kentucky.
1t takes n great hypocrite to conceal
his true character from the world, but
men think they are very successful at